General Daniel MacAuley Honored by Eleventh Indiana Veterans
Members of the Eleventh Indiana Volunteers will attend a dedication at Arlington National Cemetery for a granite monument to Gen Daniel MacAuley a Civil War veteran who rose from private to brevet brigadier general He later served as mayor of Indianapolis three times and died seven years ago while on federal duties in South America The May 6 ceremony will feature Gen John C Black delivering the principal address and John A Joyce reading an original poem Gen Black served under Macauley and many regiment members are expected to attend
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Buffalo
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Indianapolis
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Neareas
John A. Joyce
Kilauea Volcano Threatens Island of Hawaii
Honolulu dispatch reports Kilauea's crater eruption rising, with fears of a massive blast that could resemble a major eruption. Residents flee as lava overflows threaten southern and western slopes, and analysts note Mauna Loa could shift danger inland. The crater’s activity endangers Hilo and surrounding coastlines.
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Hawaii
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Pacific Coast Chinese Cadet Corps Ready for Trouble with Empress
San Francisco report says Pacific coast Chinese form cadet corps to serve country when needed. Merchants fund the movement seen as social and educational by some, but many view it as opposition to the empress. Cadets drill in San Francisco armory, wear American civilian dress, and receive U.S. style instruction. They train in boxing, swimming, and plan a summer encampment with khaki uniforms.
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Lake Washington resort season opens with new inns
Mankato Minnesota May 8 F K Volk announces the opening of Lake Washington resort season with multiple inns including The West-side Inn and Point Pleasant hotel on Madison Lake. Commodore John Harberger of Point Pleasant announces the annual opening May 30 with Henderson orchestra providing music and a ball and banquet to follow attracting Twin City visitors.
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Nau Prente
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Mankato
Commodore John Harberger
Paint Pleasant
Lake Jefferson
Do You Darting Littie Flossie Clarisse Moment
A quirky line appears in a playful scene as someone prompts a small dog or child figure named Flossie to recite a line about sweetness. The moment captures a tender, humorous exchange centered on affection and whimsy.
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Clarisse
America's oldest wit turns 88 in San Francisco club lore
George Hromlqwy, famed as San Francisco's elder wit and longtime figure at the Bohemian Club, celebrated his 88th birthday. The elder entertainer, praised as the club's high priest, entertained princes, statesmen, and artists for decades with sharp humor while maintaining a close bond with younger members. He recently published a book reflecting on a life steeped in appetite for performance and stories.
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California
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Commission to Probe Freight Rates and Private Lines
Scripps-McRae reports the interstate commerce commission will begin an inquiry in Chicago into charges raised by shipments from western states. Initial focus includes rates on corn and corn products and the relationship of private car lines to railroads.
Rail News and personnel notes from rail lines
Rail news reports retirement of JoU Dick from Pennsylvania after 51 years service at age 82. Pennsylvania has recently retired several old employees. C H and D may contest Indianapolis to Rushville electric line with a two return ticket on May 10 for two at a reduced rate. F M Connors retires as Big Four Columbus yardmaster. successor not yet named. Baldwin supplying engines at ten weekly. inland and foreign orders rise. Samuel Sweet returns from Vanderbilt freight meeting. New York freight handling studied. November meeting to be held in St Louis. Indianapolis Terre Haute electric line confirmed via Gardner Wells after agreement with Boston financiers backing the project.
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Pennamiventa Company
Salita
Baldwin Company
Samuel Sweet
Lake Erie & Western
Vanderbilt
New York
St. Louta
Terre Haute
Gardner F. Wells
Terre Hautes Traction & Light Company
Boston
Elope Plot Report Sparks Guthrie Chase
A dramatic chase ends near Wingo as C T Guthrie reports a dramatic attempt to stop a elopement involving a daughter of a local man. A horse is frightened and a rider bites the horse in a bid to disrupt the spread of news about the elopement. The incident adds to a string of local mysteries and headlines.
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G. Dillon
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Wingo
Roosevelt era politics and sports musings in one note
A fragment from the Roosevelts era-article lampoons presidential aims and a mayoral bid. It mentions Mr. Roosevella, Mr. Chedbourne, and a rumoured nomination for New York City mayor plus a quip on bears and tigers as big game. The source blends political doubt with odd sports imagery.
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Chedbourne
Roosevelt
New York City
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Tigers
Rosion Horald
Woman Fatally Struck by Car in Ohio Tragedy
Mrs. Mary Lucag, 77, of Dayton Ohio, was killed in Kingsville Ohio when an Interurban traction car collided with her on a mid afternoon run between Indian Springs and pols. The accident occurred near Kingsville and the details are being investigated by local authorities.
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Mary Lucag
Dayton
Kingsville
Imprudent James Graham Charged In Petit Larceny Case
James Graham, a laborer from Atlanta, Ga, loitered two streets with no home and slept at 35 Indiana Ave after being led there by a passerby. He tore up a pawnshop ticket as he was about to enter a cell, later linked to stealing a watch from a rooming house and pawning it, leading to a petit larceny charge.
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Smith
Walking Pearl Mine Wedding Jewelry Worth Big Sum
Mrs. John W. Mackay attended Wickes Haven's New York wedding where a collection of pearls valued at $540. A rape of pearls valued at $201. Two pearl strings cost $200 and $300,000 respectively, a pink pearl brooch worth $50,000, and two black pearl earrings valued at $440,000.
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Wickes-Haven
New York
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